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Bodleian iSkills: Getting started in Oxford Libraries
An introduction to Oxford Libraries including guidance on which libraries to use; finding and using books, journals and other materials in print and online; and making the most of Library services. This workshop will help you settle into searching for literature at Oxford with confidence.
Objectives - By the end of the session you will be able to
- Find out which libraries are most relevant to your topic and study requirements
- Use SOLO to find printed and online books, journals and other materials
- Use Databases A-Z
- Use LibGuides to find key resources for your subject
- Access help and advice from the libraries on searching, current awareness, reference management, open access, research data management and more.
Intended Audience: All Oxford Library users
Dates and booking
| Tuesday 22 October 09.30-12.30 | Social Science Library, Information Skills Training Room | > Book now |
| Tuesday 26 November 14.00-17.00 | Social Science Library, Information Skills Training Room | > Book now |
More information
Presenters: Alan Brown; Helen Bond; Rachel Childs
Format: Presentation with practical exercises
What you will need? A computer will be provided. If you prefer to bring your own laptop, please read our guidance notes.
Related courses:
Other workshops in the iSkills series